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| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Miss Clifton went south this
morning on the Prince George.

 

 

 

Rev. W. H. Vance, the princi-
pal of Latimer Hall, Vancouver,
returned to the south this morn-
ing.

Mr. Doig, who is in the employ
of the Port Edward Townsite
Company, went south this morn-
ing on the Prince George.

Miss Gamble, who has been
visiting here as the guest of Mrs.
Ward, left for the south this
morning on the Prince George.
Miss Gamble is going to London,
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THE LOCAL BOXER, KEGG,
TRIUMPHS OVER SHANNON

(Continued from page 1)

of the round and did some ef.

fective work with his right.

In the second round the honors
were more evenly divided, Shan-
non started to assume the ag-
gressive, while Kegg maintained
a good defence.

round opened well

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The third
; mermermarmsrmer eS El for Shannon, who sent good
: punches to Kege’s head and body.
ed ™ ae 1
an Toward the end of the rount
ae diniltaaal For Sale Kegge was landing them on his
~ Br | I ainsi diladtiaipunetcpiomnernseiarlenly opponent's face without, how-
lever visibly affecting him.
JANTE irl at the Vienna|roR SALE—Piano, rugs and other house : dessa ata
WANTED Dining room gir i7itf hold furniture, . 172i When the fourth round com
woe anti am nth winks B onty pO menced they started to mix it up
yANTED— y on’s mess.) tracts fifteen months ol Apply P.. 0. om
WANTED=-A, Cool. for young mer 70-71 Box 94, City. 171-73 ‘lrast and furious. Ke ee teins
fonnae VORE; f a three-room flat for|{ained his excellent defence,
WANTED—Girl for general housework; FURNISHINGS o it fe .
good home; fare paid. E Write to on pre thee ney be rented. seo y blocking and throwing off his
J. L. Cosens, Mill Bay, Naas River, B. ©. . PF raed mt’s savage body blows,
oe COWS fresh calved and coming in always) oppone i ’
open : s as on hand, and tuberculosis tested, John) hii, he for his part landed
TWO Oanedie.: Wonen_cesire Pearce N Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West, . ; ies
housekeepers for groups of men. Mae corner Carleton and Westminster Road Shannon a good one on ie fe :
oreen oe nee Buvale, — Phone Collingwood 46 KR. Post office, tebe hie claret
Morganfield, 525 Ivy St., Chico, Cal. Collingwood East, Box 20. pct uncorking :
Sea In the fifth round Shannon for
. a while pressed Kege hard, driv-
1 eee ing him against the ropes while
eee TREN od he sent home heavy body blows.
ers armer sree The weather report at 5 o clock hater however, Keeg. reached
this morning read: Barometer, Sharon's. head. ahanwdn’ $9

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cH : J. H. Randall, of Randall &| PY on premises. 17otr | Shannon went for Kegg's jaw
c: a ] WS \ ie d ; . ‘taht cEnpiia FOR SALE. in the sixth round, while. Kegg
a mare? yanne ao re ee oe “heck ses Pps ft TOP cee | aa ‘ later in the round landed a
» architects employed in designing FOR RENT—Piat in the Clapp Bldg. Ap-| Equity in double corner, Sixth} cifnger in his opponent's face

A the construction of the new Pre-| ply to Westenhaver Bros. 166tf | avenue and Mathews street, Port There were signs of unpleas

Be mier Hotel building, went south!rorR RENT—Large front room in private) Edward, at a sacrifice. Address|aniness in the seventh round,

b ‘ ‘ this morning after a short visit ko thee tee ae’ modern; close} Wm A, Butler, 2352 Post St.,|Shannon claimed that he had

“e > expresse imself as : 7 ny jen ‘ 57.7 a . . referee

‘Has the Largest Guaranteed Circulation jie: te expressed imseit as} cnnisiien, soo for, rot, in_privae| 88M Francisco, Cal. 157-74 |poen fouled, but the | referes
i well satisfied with the progress] family. Apply 221 7th Ave. W. — would not allow it. With a left
iy ie being made on the hotel. 160-70 Daily News “ads.” get resulls.}for the jaw and a right for the
# EY sali chi siilbaads 2 body Kegg forced his opponent
i : Ra pa oe against the ropes and played a
ee s, v, oT oT nr XW, 9 ° —— ¥ oW%; ® ¢ ae, , “es <9, v aitattoo on his kidneys. Shannon
| GEES CRED SEIS ri ie wi
a pes a as ” . NOP OY" SAL OY Ss Soe, “a7 Be), of the fight and claimed that he
el Oy (4% had been fouled, but his claim
; 4| « 7; was not allowed.

i] F a) . In the eighth round Kegg, who

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2 started

~" non’s jaw were put in by Kegg at

4; This was a series of rushes and
clinches, Kegg stopping Shan-
non’s body blows well, while he
continued his own effective work

Aqjon the jaw. Toward the end
Shannon came back with a hard

was now easily the winner again

 

 

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in on the aggressive
{Once more he drove Shannon to
the ropes, administering stern

|} punishment on the jaw.

Some more fast ones to Shan

|the beginning of the ninth round

punch on Lem’s jaw.

Things now
® littl. In the tenth round Kegg
}, feuffed the Seattle man's jaw fast

land vigorously with left

lright, while Shannon seemed
| somewhat dazed.

Shannon recovered in the
eleventh, however, and the fight
livened up again, Eddie finding
Lem's head with left and right
After that honors were even, each
putting in some solid body blows
to his opponent,

Kegg claimed that he had been
fouled in a mixup in the twelfth
round, but his claim was,
Eddie Shannon's earlier clatm, not
allowed by the referee.

Kegg continued to
more of his left for
jthe thirteenth round.
| noticeably much more
jhis left than was
| throughout the fight.
,| left appeared to
from the effect of one
punches.

The fourteenth round was
comparatively tame. The end of
the fight was felt to be approach-
mg and both men looked to be
feeling its effects.

Shannon put in a good one to
|Kegg’s jaw and landed some on
|his kidneys during the last
round, which was fought much
more vigorously. Kegg for his
part tried to land a blow that
would certainly settle the fight
and Shannon, but did not
find his opportunity.

When the decision was given
to Kegg both he and Mr. Jones,
the referee, were heartily cheered.
Kegge certainly deserved the deci-
sion by the hard work he had
done both during the fight and
during the preparation for it.

The preliminary bout between
“Cyclone” Seott and Campbell,
the local man, was rather slow,
the former winning. Neither
man was speedy, but Campbell
evidently has good stuff.

slowed down a

and

like

give some

the

jaw
He was
able with
Shannon
Shannon's
be closing
of Lem’s

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dresses, big variety, smartly éut,
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LABOR COMMISSION,
Sittings of the Provincial labor
commission will be held as fol-
lows:
Hazelton
July, 8 p. m,
Prince Rupert
July, 10 a. m.
The commission is empow-
ered to inquire into all matters
affecting the conditions of labor
in British Columbia, All per-
sons interested are invited to at-
tend and give evidence.
H, G, PARSON,
Chairman,

Wednesday, 28rd

Saturday, 26th

F, R, MeNAMARA,

Secretary, 172

 

 

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